NEWS

Who is the best Philippine soccer player? Heu Sportsbook

• Heu
  
  From there he racked up a run-a-ball half-century, including a three-ball sequence of two fours and a six off Jack Leach’s spin Heu
  
  Pant trusted his attacking instincts to see him through, swinging hard in pursuit of the boundaries that would shift the pressure Heu
  
  Gill had banked almost half-an-hour at the crease and was just starting to move through the gears when he pushed hard at Anderson on 17 and fed Zak Crawley at second slip Heu
  
  Having dismissed New Zealand captain Kane Williamson three times in four innings, Potts’ knack of landing the biggest fish had struck again Heu
  
  The pair were in the midst of a lively counter-attack worth 76 but Anderson’s haul of three wickets and another two from Potts, including star man Kohli for 11, meant England were handily placed Heu
  
  Rishabh Pant hits out during India’s day one fightback against England at Edgbaston (Mike Egerton/PA Images) Heu
  
  Having rightly overturned a caught behind off Broad on 13 he did not add to his score, tempted forward by Anderson after a change of ends and nicking a lifting delivery for Crawley’s second catch of the morning Heu
  
  RecommendedOver £130m handed to housing providers named and shamed by regulatorNobody does that better than Anderson and he ensured England got something to show for their first crack with the new ball Heu
  
  But his calm start never evolved into anything more threatening Heu
  
  James Anderson led from the front and Matthew Potts landed the prize scalp of Virat Kohli as England made the running on day one of their rearranged series-decider against India Heu
  
  Unsure whether to leave or play in the channel he did not commit fully to either option and paid the price, with theEric Hollies Stand bidding him “cheerio” as Potts revelled in the moment Heu
  
  (PA Wire)By the time Sam Billings pulled off an acrobatic one-gloved catch down leg, Shreyas Iyer having been suckered in by an Anderson bouncer than jagged off the seam, India were in trouble at 98 for five Heu
  
  The Durham seamer continued steaming in and proceeded to pick up two big wickets in seven deliveries Heu
  
  James Anderson celebrates taking the wicket of India’s Shreyas Iyer (Mike Egerton/PA Images) Heu
  
  The players were kept off for over two hours, including an early lunch, but Potts almost made it worth the wait when the first ball back pinged perilously close to leg stump via Kohli’s inside edge Heu
  
  With Jadeja for support, India clawed back some of the lost ground heading into an extended final session Heu
  
  Home skipper Ben Stokes inserted India after winning the toss, emboldened by his side’s three fearless run chases in the series whitewash over New Zealand and hoping to maximise the morning cloud cover Heu
  
  (PA Wire)Kohli received a loud but mixed reception as he strode out at number four, reflecting his broader A-list status more than his modest recent run, but he had barely begun when rain arrived Heu
  
  The Kent batter put one down in between his two successful takes, sparing Hanuma Vihari after Potts got the better of him Heu
  
  With the ball seaming around handily the stage seemed set for Cheteshwar Pujara, who has acclimatised in prolific fashion during an overseas spell at Sussex Heu
  
  RecommendedFormer F1 boss Bernie Eccleston ‘surprised’ Hamilton hasn’t ‘brushed aside’ Piquet’s racist commentMark Ella welcomes recognition of Aboriginal people’s contribution to rugbyHeather Knight encouraged by Issy Wong and new-look England pace attackHe offered up a chance off Broad just five, but Joe Root’s take at slip was not approved by the third umpire Heu
  
  Vihari was first, for a leaden-footed lbw, but the main event saw Kohli flattening his own stumps with a drag-on Heu
  
  England had the the tourists 174 for five at tea on a rain-interrupted afternoon at Edgbaston, with Rishabh Pant (53 not out) and Ravindra Jadeja (32no) steering a fightback Heu
  
  
  
  (PA Wire)By the time Sam Billings pulled off an acrobatic one-gloved catch down leg, Shreyas Iyer having been suckered in by an Anderson bouncer than jagged off the seam, India were in trouble at 98 for five Heu
  
  Pant trusted his attacking instincts to see him through, swinging hard in pursuit of the boundaries that would shift the pressure Heu
  
  James Anderson celebrates taking the wicket of India’s Shreyas Iyer (Mike Egerton/PA Images) Heu
  
  Heu
  
  RecommendedOver £130m handed to housing providers named and shamed by regulatorNobody does that better than Anderson and he ensured England got something to show for their first crack with the new ball Heu
  
  (PA Wire)Kohli received a loud but mixed reception as he strode out at number four, reflecting his broader A-list status more than his modest recent run, but he had barely begun when rain arrived Heu
  
  James Anderson led from the front and Matthew Potts landed the prize scalp of Virat Kohli as England made the running on day one of their rearranged series-decider against India Heu
  
  RecommendedFormer F1 boss Bernie Eccleston ‘surprised’ Hamilton hasn’t ‘brushed aside’ Piquet’s racist commentMark Ella welcomes recognition of Aboriginal people’s contribution to rugbyHeather Knight encouraged by Issy Wong and new-look England pace attackHe offered up a chance off Broad just five, but Joe Root’s take at slip was not approved by the third umpire Heu
  
  England had the the tourists 174 for five at tea on a rain-interrupted afternoon at Edgbaston, with Rishabh Pant (53 not out) and Ravindra Jadeja (32no) steering a fightback Heu
  
  Gill had banked almost half-an-hour at the crease and was just starting to move through the gears when he pushed hard at Anderson on 17 and fed Zak Crawley at second slip Heu
  
  Home skipper Ben Stokes inserted India after winning the toss, emboldened by his side’s three fearless run chases in the series whitewash over New Zealand and hoping to maximise the morning cloud cover Heu
  
  The Durham seamer continued steaming in and proceeded to pick up two big wickets in seven deliveries Heu
  
  Rishabh Pant hits out during India’s day one fightback against England at Edgbaston (Mike Egerton/PA Images) Heu
  
  The players were kept off for over two hours, including an early lunch, but Potts almost made it worth the wait when the first ball back pinged perilously close to leg stump via Kohli’s inside edge Heu
  
  Having dismissed New Zealand captain Kane Williamson three times in four innings, Potts’ knack of landing the biggest fish had struck again Heu
  
  Vihari was first, for a leaden-footed lbw, but the main event saw Kohli flattening his own stumps with a drag-on Heu
  
  Unsure whether to leave or play in the channel he did not commit fully to either option and paid the price, with theEric Hollies Stand bidding him “cheerio” as Potts revelled in the moment Heu
  
  The pair were in the midst of a lively counter-attack worth 76 but Anderson’s haul of three wickets and another two from Potts, including star man Kohli for 11, meant England were handily placed Heu
  
  With the ball seaming around handily the stage seemed set for Cheteshwar Pujara, who has acclimatised in prolific fashion during an overseas spell at Sussex Heu
  
  From there he racked up a run-a-ball half-century, including a three-ball sequence of two fours and a six off Jack Leach’s spin Heu
  
  Having rightly overturned a caught behind off Broad on 13 he did not add to his score, tempted forward by Anderson after a change of ends and nicking a lifting delivery for Crawley’s second catch of the morning Heu
  
  With Jadeja for support, India clawed back some of the lost ground heading into an extended final session Heu
  
  But his calm start never evolved into anything more threatening Heu
  
  The Kent batter put one down in between his two successful takes, sparing Hanuma Vihari after Potts got the better of him Heu